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A retired SEAL commander who lost four friends to suicide explains how the NYC SEAL Swim builds community and purpose for struggling veterans.
Toronto Blue Jays star Vladimir Guerrero Jr. took a knee to the head during a chaotic play at third base, scoring the tying run before being removed from the Blue Jays' win.
The IDF Tzrifin Base in Central Israel stores a massive arsenal seized from Hezbollah and Hamas, including Iranian rockets, drones, and Nazi-era guns.
Charles Oakley's lawsuit claiming false imprisonment and defamation against Madison Square Garden and James Dolan was dismissed for a third time.
Kyrsten Sinema testified to sex with her married security guard at locations across the U.S., now facing an alienation of affection suit in NC.
Comedian Bill Maher argued immigrants must accept gay rights, women's equality and free speech, calling them liberal values that are non-negotiable.
Actor Shane Ryan Gledhill faces 24 felony charges after a nearly five-year investigation alleges he exploited aspiring young actors through casting calls.
The preseason AP Poll drops Monday, but history shows national champions like the Indiana Hoosiers and Auburn Tigers started outside the top 10.
Devon Witherspoon's record $132 million Seahawks deal pays more annually than several NFL quarterbacks while securing hm atop the cornerback market.
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas claims Stanford Law School is 'off limits' for conservatives, but a spokesperson says they'd be honored to host him.
Palisades Village in Pacific Palisades celebrates its Aug. 15 reopening after a $100 million smoke remediation following the devastating wildfire.
Engelbert Humperdinck reveals the underwater pool workout and martial arts routine he credits with keeping him "alive" and performing at age 90.
A Jewish-owned Fort Lauderdale venue canceled a rally set to headline Rashida Tlaib days before Florida's primary, citing security concerns.
Little League World Series rules deem sign-stealing unsportsmanlike conduct, yet umpires took no action after Wisconsin flagged Iowa's relay signals.
Sophie Cunningham faced criticism for saying women's sports should be based on biological sex, but her stance reflects laws in over two dozen states.
From an unrecognizable Hollywood transformation to a topless vacation photo sparking debate, see how closely you've followed the stars making headlines this week.
A former Bernie Sanders operative warned the Democratic Party has been overtaken by its far-left flank through radicalized donors and staffers.
UBC researchers developed a seaweed-based coating that kept strawberries fresh for four days without refrigeration, doubling shelf life of produce.
A resurfaced video showed Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico calling Texas' Bluebonnet curriculum "propaganda," drawing Sen. Ted Cruz's rebuke.
Sophie Cunningham supporters rallied outside the Indiana Fever game, uniting Democrats and conservatives to keep women's sports female.
David Henrie reveals how Kevin James invited him to a monastery in 2012, leading to a general confession that transformed his faith and worldview.
Karoline Leavitt's legacy as White House press secretary centers on opening the briefing room to new media voices and independent content creators.
Jahmyr Gibbs and Amon-Ra St. Brown lead the Lions as they aim to reclaim the NFC North division after a frustrating 4-6 second-half collapse.
"Baywatch" star Carmen Electra opens up about dating, confidence and what she truly wants in a partner after her stunning Playboy comeback three decades later.
A 7.2-foot marble statue from the Book of Revelation city of Sardis was found face-down by excavators — its rare Lydian features preserved for 2,500 years.